Currently, you have 14 days from the time of your first visit to use the additional days on your pass. In the future, that window will be shorter and depend on the length of the pass you buy. Tickets to all four Florida parks will now cost the same. According to Disney, the change in the ticket pricing structure is all about improving the visitor experience.
In other words, the goal is to spread out attendance so that the parks are less crowded on peak days. With cheaper tickets on less popular days, Disney is hoping that more cost-conscious visitors will shift their vacation plans around to get the deal. Disney World has a loyal fan base, and they had a lot of questions about the new ticket pricing structure. The blog post announcing the changes was flooded with comments from people who were confused about how the changes might impact their upcoming Disney trips. Others thought the new system was just too complicated.
On DISBoards. We are a family of 6 people, we are flexible on when to go to Disney world but were hoping to go in and preferably after Aug. Our kids are young so we can pull them out of school. If they open it in November that will obviously affect crowd levels. When is the best time you can suggest to go? Hi Tany! Hurricane season is roughly June through October so avoid those months. Se are planning a trip to Disney the last week in July, right before my kids go back to school.
What do you think prices and crowds will be like? Do you think the crowds will still be lower in September even though Galxays edge is opening up in August of this year? Hi Krystin! Hi, we are planning our 5th trip to Disney World this Dec 18 We were at Disny World 2 years ago March 7 to March 22 it was busy but we got through all the rides and shows, will December be Busy like it was in March or Busier.
Hi Felicia! The busiest week of the year is the week between Christmas and New Years. Hope that helps! Hey Leah This is our first time going to WDW and we are going April if you have any suggests on anything please let me know!!! Hi Rick!
Hi Lori! When we travel with my dad we like to get connecting rooms so everyone has their own space but we can be together as much as we want. Though I strongly prefer to stay on Disney property if at all possible! Hi Natalie! It will be crowded, but not nearly as bad as the holidays.
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The two keys are to visit the right park on the right day using a crowd calendar and the second key is to really understand the FastPass system and make good use of it. Hi Leah We are looking at doing a trip in we are from South Africa — do u have recommended dates for that year or am i being too hasty. My son turns 3 on 3 Nov so we want to go before that so that he goes into the parks for free.
Hi Vanessa! I would suggest a trip at the end of October and even into November. The heat will be more manageable then than in September though average highs are still above 80 degrees F and it is the very end of hurricane season.
Plus the fall decorations are incredible! The prices are good this time of year, too. Party dates will be released in the spring of that year. Hi Sam! Hi Leah — this is great information!
I am planning a trip for early , but have seen so many conflicting articles on the best time to go. I am thinking some time late Jan — early May. It will be two adults and 4 kids 13,12,9,8 Can you give me your best suggestion? So I guess it depends on how warm is hot to you, LOL. Any advice, or suggestions? Hi Josie! In general, early October will be less crowded. March brings spring breaks like yours! If traveling to Disney in September, please know that this is peak hurricane season time. Disney got hit big in Sept when Hurricane Irma plowed through.
And hurricanes have been increasing in number and intensity over the last few years. If you must go in Sept, buy travel insurance! We went at the end of October in and it was great except for Epcot. We were there for only 2 hours. It was not very family friendly. And also know that the 1st week of December is Pop Warner week. It can get loud and unruly.
Thanks for sharing, Peg! We go to Disney every September and have been lucky to never have an issue with hurricanes. Last year we lucked out and went a few days after Irma and there was no damage to speak of, but there is always a chance so I agree with you that travel insurance is a great idea! I avoid Epcot on Friday through Sunday during the festival for that reason.
It is very different during the week in my experience at least — way less crowded and very little drunkenness. And great advice about Pop Warner week. You will not notice it at all at Saratoga. Thanks again for all of your input! But we really want to enjoy a crowd-free trip. Crowds and weather are the most important factors. What would you do?
Are you at all interested in Star Wars land? It is more likely to be open by September but no guarantees. The surge in crowds will be tremendous when it opens. Also, the weather is way more reliable in May — not much rain and no hurricanes. It is a great time of year to go, just slightly more expensive than September. That is the only week we can go due to her school and work commitments. I just learned that part of our stay will be during the marathon and I am very concerned about how that will impact our time there.
Can you tell me what to expect as far as park crowds and bus transportation? I am not a trooper, however, when it comes to fighting big crowds and standing in extra long lines. Should I consider rescheduling for the following year in hopes of missing the marathon? Hi there! The events that cause the biggest disruptions are the marathon and half-marathon and they are on the 12th and 13th when you will already be gone. E went to Disney this past November from the 26 th to the 4 th of December it was so crowded? The weather was nice tho.
So sorry it was more crowded at the parks than you were expecting, Diana. That is a great time of year to visit, but there will always be crowds at Disney World — it is just HOW crowded it will be!